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PARLIAMENTARY DIGITAL SERVICE

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  • Number of employees
    100-200
  • Company Type
    Government
About Parliamentary Digital Service

The Parliamentary Digital Service (PDS) is a vital component of the UK Parliament, dedicated to enhancing the digital landscape of parliamentary operations. Established to support the needs of Members of Parliament (MPs) and their staff, PDS plays a crucial role in ensuring that technology is effectively integrated into the legislative process.

PDS focuses on delivering innovative digital solutions that facilitate communication, collaboration, and information sharing within Parliament. This includes developing and maintaining essential digital platforms that enable MPs to engage with constituents and access vital resources efficiently.

One of the core missions of PDS is to improve transparency and accessibility of parliamentary information. By leveraging modern technologies, PDS aims to make parliamentary proceedings more understandable and accessible to the public, fostering greater civic engagement.

In addition to supporting MPs, PDS also collaborates with various stakeholders, including government departments and external organizations, to ensure that digital services meet the evolving needs of Parliament. The team at PDS is committed to continuous improvement, regularly seeking feedback to enhance user experience.

With a focus on security and data protection, PDS ensures that all digital services comply with the highest standards of cybersecurity, safeguarding sensitive information while promoting open access to non-sensitive data.

As part of its vision, PDS strives to be at the forefront of digital innovation within the public sector, exploring emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and data analytics to further enhance parliamentary functions.

Through its dedicated efforts, the Parliamentary Digital Service is not only transforming how Parliament operates but also setting a benchmark for digital transformation across governmental institutions in the UK.

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